I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The current Emperor's fury has instilled fear across the realm, silencing even the most powerful factions. Historical events illustrate his ruthless nature, as seen in the decimation of the Wei clan and the downfall of the aristocracy. The rise of military nobility post-War of Mayi showcases the Emperor's might, while the Xiongnu's defeat marks the end of their dominance. Despite his violent reputation, the Emperor can be benevolent if given reasonable explanations. This duality compels the Confucians to flatter him, fearing the consequences of angering such a powerful ruler. The atmosphere in the Shiqu Pavilion reflects this tension, as vassal kings acknowledge the Emperor's overwhelming authority, realizing the importance of loyalty and caution in their dealings with him.

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